Gustavo Rivera "Gutí"

Costa Rican artist, born in Managua, Nicaragua on July 21, 1964. Painter, graphic designer, musician, and writer. He is the founder and author of the Chromatic Estereometrism manifesto.     

In 1984, he began his career at the Faculty of Plastic Arts of the Autonomous University of Central America (UACA), immersing himself in the philosophy and history of art. A few years later, he shifted his focus to graphic design.

After a three-decade hiatus from traditional painting, Gutí returned to the world of plastic arts with a new vision. Naturalized as a Costa Rican citizen since 1989, he has received awards and mentions in national and international art biennials and competitions.     

 

Artist Gustavo Rivera

Mariano Prado Vargas

Costa Rican artist, born in San José on January 6, 1953. Painter and sculptor, with a degree in Plastic Arts, he achieved the rank of Professor at the University of Costa Rica in 2004.      

As an artist, he has experimented with various techniques throughout his extensive artistic career, including acrylic, watercolor, inks, etc. He is considered a pioneer of digital art in Costa Rica, incorporating advanced 3D image generation programs into his works.     

He is currently an active member of Mondial Art Academia (France), affiliated with the Costa Rican Association of Visual Artists (ACAV), and also a member of the National Association of Costa Rican Sculptors (ANESCO).       

 

Artist Mariano Prado

Tamara Bruzoni

Licensed in Tourism from the University of Morón (Argentina) and recently graduated with a degree in Art Criticism from the National University of the Arts (Argentina).      

She has worked as a Communicator and Cultural Manager for the past 20 years. Director of the TPandGO Digital Magazine for Latin America and her most recent project, also of her creation, Box de Arte Curatorial.    

Her participation in the movement as a communicator and cultural manager has been vital for the dissemination of the Chromatic Estereometrism Manifesto. She is the author of the article "21st Century Vanguard," presented at the Chair of the National University of Argentina, a document that highlights Chromatic Estereometrism as a bold avant-garde in a world saturated and segmented by individualism in art.  

 

Lic. Tamara Bruzoni

Roberto Maduro

He has been a professor of languages and humanities for over 25 years at several higher education institutions in Oklahoma, with a focus on the study and research of educational technology, art history, and intercultural communication. He is currently a Humanities Professor at Tulsa Community College.

An enthusiastic follower of the artistic development of the Chromatic Estereometrism movement since its inception, he is the author of the excellent written apology for Gutí's first exhibition of works, in the early stages of this artistic avant-garde. 

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Andrés Garcés 

Industrial designer, plastic artist, art therapist, and pedagogue. For over 5 years, he has dedicated himself to the dissemination and promotion of Latin American artists. His work combines art, communication, and technology, making it possible to showcase artists at a regional and global level through his gallery, ÉS Gallery, based in Colombia.

He participates in several curatorial committees in Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina, where he has developed serious and responsible work, promoting the careers of self-taught, emerging, and established artists. He is currently a member of Box de Arte Curatorial, based in Argentina.

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